VOlUME 05 ISSUE 03 MARCH 2022
Dr. Roohi Fatima
Associate Professor, Department of Teacher Training & Non-formal Education (IASE), Faculty of Education Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi 110025
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Introduction
Every society needs well-educated members. Education is the most important responsibility which is given by the society to the teachers for making a far better generation. Teachers play a key role to fulfill the desires and expectations of society. They give their best for the all-around development of children. Teachers are truly nation builders. A student never forgets his teachers. Many educationists, scholars, education commissions gave their contribution to achieving the aims and objectives of the nation as well as society. But to fulfill the needs of a growing population and lack of resources, our nation cannot bear wastage of resources. It is an obligation for the government to provide education to all the children up to class VIII (i.e., between the age of 6 to 14 years). Therefore, if the children do not get promoted to the next class, then new children may not be able to attend that class.
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2) Dutt Alka (2014), Assistant Professor, Department of Education, S.P.M. College, University of Delhi, Delhi (India) research paper on “Perception of Teachers towards No- detention Policy” in Scholarly Research Journal For Interdisciplinary Studies (SRJIS), VOL. II/X, JAN - FEB, 2014 (www.srjis.com)
3) Gunjan Sharma (2016) an eminent teacher, author, and researcher in the School of Education Studies at Ambedkar University Delhi writes in Economic & Political Weekly (EPW) February 27, 2016 vol. II no. 9 article titled: Reversing the Twin Ideals of Right to Education: Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation and No Detention.
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8) Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (Amendment) Bill, 2019
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